Pile-bottom grouting cavity and method for using same, and cast-in-place pile body and method for constructing same

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are a pile-bottom grouting cavity and a method for using same, and a cast-in-place pile body and a method for constructing same. The pile-bottom grouting cavity comprises: a grouting capsule, having an expansion state in which the grouting capsule is filled with grout to bear a pile body, and a contracted state in which the grouting capsule is hollow; a grouting pipe in communication with an inner cavity of the grouting capsule to grout the grouting capsule; and a fixing plate, with the grouting capsule being arranged on the fixing plate, and the fixing plate being provided with a through hole that is in communication with the bottom of an accommodation hole, such that slurry and/or sediment in the accommodation hole pass through the fixing plate. The aim thereof is to solve the problems in the prior art of hole wall collapse and excessive sediment that seriously affect the quality of construction in a grouting pile with a grouting capsule during the construction of a cast-in-place bored pile.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The application relates to the technical field of ground foundation, inparticular to a pile-bottom grouting cavity and application methodthereof, a cast-in-place pile body and construction method thereof.

BACKGROUND

At present, in the ground foundation field, an open grouting techniqueis commonly used in the post-grouting for cast-in-situ pile. However,the open grouting has the problem of low controllability of the groutinjection area, and small increase in formation of an enlarged head ofthe pile end, a compaction effect on the surrounding formation, and abearing capacity of the pile end.

In order to solve the problem of the open grouting, a grouting pilegrouting device having a grouting capsule is disclosed in the prior art,which includes a grouting pipe, a steel bottom plate, a grouting accessopening, and a grouting capsule. The grouting access opening extendsabove and below the steel bottom plate, and the upper portion of thegrouting access opening is connected to the grouting pipe, and the lowerportion of the grouting access opening is connected to the groutingcapsule located at a lower portion of the steel bottom plate; and theupper portion of the grouting pipe is connected to a grouting pump.

However, during the construction of a cast-in-place bored pile,especially during the construction process of using slurry protection,the above-mentioned grouting pile with grouting capsules have obviousdefects. When the steel plate with the grouting capsule is installed atthe bottom of the rebar cage as a post grouting container, the rebarcage with a protective steel plate acts like a piston in the boreholeduring the process of sinking the rebar cage to the bottom of the hole,and causes difficulty in discharging the slurry upwards in the boreholeand cause vortex in the slurry water that damage the hole wall, causingthe slurry water circling between the steel plate edge and the boreholewall to scour and simultaneously disturb the borehole wall, causing theborehole wall to collapse. In addition, the above steel bottom platewill also scrape the borehole wall, which will further aggravate thecollapse of the borehole wall. The collapse of the borehole wall causesthe sediment at the bottom of the borehole which has been cleaned toexceed the standard after the grouting container sinks to the bottom,and at the same time, slurry and sand collapsed from the borehole wallwill be accumulated at an upper part of the steer bottom plate to exceedthe standard, seriously affecting the quality of the cast-in-place boredpile, and even causing the problem of broken pile.

SUMMARY

Therefore, the present application is intended to provide a pile-bottomgrouting cavity and application method thereof, a cast-in-place pilebody and construction method thereof to solve the problem in the priorart that the grouting pile with grouting capsules cause collapse of theborehole wall and sediment to exceed the standard.

Therefore, the present application provides a pile-bottom groutingcavity, which comprises:

a grouting capsule, having an expansion state in which an interior ofthe grouting capsule is filled with grout to bear a pile body, and acontracted state in which an interior of the grouting capsule is hollow;a grouting pipe communicating with an inner cavity of the groutingcapsule for grouting the grouting capsule, anda fixing plate, provided with the grouting capsule thereon and a throughhole therethrough, wherein the through hole communicates with a bottomof a accommodation hole for allowing slurry and/or sediment within theaccommodation hole to pass through the through hole of the fixing plate.

A through hole is provided at a center of the fixing plate, wherein thefixing plate comprises an annular plate structure.

The grouting capsule comprises a hollow annular structure matching theannular plate structure of the fixing plate.

The fixing plate is annular and provided with an annular stopperextending to an inner ring of the grouting capsule at an inner ring edgeof the fixing plate.

A height value of the annular stopper is not greater than the sum of apredetermined thickness value of the sediment within the accommodationhole and a thickness of the grouting capsule.

The annular stopper is perpendicular to a surface of the fixing plate.

The pile-bottom grouting cavity further comprises a first check valve,provided at a communication position between the grouting pipe and thegrouting capsule to prevent plugs within the grouting capsule fromentering the grouting pipe.

The grouting pipe is provided with a first grouting hole for allowingthe grout to enter the grouting capsule, and the first check valvecomprises a first elastic member oppositely disposed to the firstgrouting hole of the grouting pipe to seal the first grouting hole,wherein the first elastic member comprises a sealed state in which thefirst elastic member is in close contact with the grouting pipe toprevent the plugs from entering the grouting pipe through the firstgrouting hole, and an opened state in which the first elastic member ismoved by a pressure from the grouting pipe in a direction away from thegrouting pipe so that the grout can pass through the first grouting holeinto the grouting capsule.

The grouting pipe comprises a first grouting portion extending into theinner cavity of the grouting capsule, and the first grouting portioncomprises an annular tube extending along an outer contour of the fixingplate, and the first elastic member comprises an annular bushing sleevedon the first grouting portion.

The pile-bottom grouting cavity further comprises a grout replenishingstructure communicating with the through hole for grouting into thethrough hole.

The grout replenishing structure comprises at least one groutreplenishing tube which communicates with the through hole for groutinginto the through hole.

The grout replenishing tube comprises a second grouting portionextending into a cavity of the through hole and is provided with aplurality of second grouting holes, and the second grouting portion isan arcuate tube extending along a hole wall contour of the through hole.

The second grouting portion comprises an annular pipe extending alongthe contour of the hole wall of the through hole.

The fixing plate comprises a grout-storage chamber communicating withthe through hole, and the grout replenishing tube communicates with agrout inlet of the grout-storage chamber.

The grout replenishing tube is provided with a second check valve whichcontrols a communicating state or a cutoff state between the groutreplenishing tube and the through hole.

The second check valve comprises: a second elastic member, oppositelydisposed to the grouting hole of the grout replenishing tube to seal thesecond grouting hole. The second elastic member comprises a sealed statein which the second elastic member is in close contact with groutreplenishing tube to prevent the plugs from entering grout replenishingtube through the second grouting hole, and an opened state in which thesecond elastic member is moved by a pressure from the grout replenishingtube in a direction away from the grout replenishing tube so that thegrout can pass through the second grouting hole into the through hole.

The second elastic member comprises an annular bushing sleeved on thesecond grouting portion.

A through hole is provided at a center of the fixing plate, wherein, thefixing plate comprises an annular plate structure, wherein, the fixingplate is provided with an annular stopper extending to an inner ring ofthe grouting capsule at the inner ring edge of the fixing plate, and thesecond grouting hole of the grout replenishing tube is located on a sideof the annular stopper away from the fixing plate.

The grouting capsule is provided with a capsule detection port forfilling a medium therein.

The capsule detection port is arranged on the fixing plate.

A cast-in-place pile body comprises a pile-bottom grouting cavityaccording to any one of claims 1 to 20; and a rebar cage, connected tothe fixing plate of the pile-bottom grouting cavity, wherein, thegrouting pipe is fixedly connected to the rebar cage.

The cast-in-place pile body further comprises a pile-side grouting pipefixed on the rebar cage, wherein a first grouting hole of the pile-sidegrouting pipe is arranged at a position near the grouting capsule forgrouting toward a pile-side formation.

A method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body comprises thefollowing steps:

S1, forming an accommodation hole and cleaning a sediment within theaccommodation hole;S2, sinking the rebar cage with the pile-bottom grouting cavity mountedat the lower end of the rebar cage to the bottom of the accommodationhole;S3, discharging the sediment below the fixing plate through the throughhole;S4, grouting concrete into the accommodation hole to form a groutingpile; andS5, grouting into the grouting capsule to form an enlarged head at thebottom of the pile.

In the method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body, step S3specifically comprises controlling a negative pressure suction pipe toalign with the through hole, and discharging the sediment at the bottomof the accommodation hole.

The method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body further comprisesa step of S6: grouting the bottom of the cast-in-place pile body throughthe grout replenishing tube passing through the through hole.

The method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body further comprisesa step of S7: grouting toward formation at a side of the cast-in-placepile body.

A method of applying the pile-bottom grouting cavity comprises cleaningthe grouting pipe; and grouting into the grouting capsule.

The cleaning grouting pipe specifically comprises

-   -   S1, opening at least two of the grouting pipes connected through        the first grouting portion;    -   S2, injecting a cleaning solution into at least one of the        grouting pipes of the at least two grouting pipes in an opened        state, and the cleaning liquid being discharged from the other        grouting pipe in an open state which is not injected with the        cleaning liquid, wherein, a pressure in the grouting pipe is        less than a pressure to open the first check valve.

The grouting into the grouting capsule specifically comprises: injectinga grout into the grouting pipe in an open state, wherein, a pressure inthe first grouting portion is greater than a biasing force of the firstelastic member, and, the grout runs out through a gap between the firstelastic member and the first grouting portion and enters the groutingcapsule.

The technical solution of the present application has the followingadvantages:

1. The pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the present applicationcomprises a grouting capsule, having an expansion state in which aninterior of the grouting capsule is filled with grout to bear a pilebody, and a contracted state in which an interior of the groutingcapsule is hollow; a grouting pipe communicating with an inner cavity ofthe grouting capsule for grouting the grouting capsule; and a fixingplate, provided with the grouting capsule thereon and a through holetherethrough, wherein the through hole communicates with a bottom of aaccommodation hole for allowing slurry and/or sediment within theaccommodation hole to pass through the through hole of the fixing plate.

By providing a through hole in the fixing plate, the slurry water, air,etc. in the accommodation hole would pass through the through hole andenter into the upper part of the pile-bottom grouting cavity when thepile-bottom grouting cavity sinks towards the bottom of theaccommodation hole, and no vortex that damages the wall of the hole willbe formed between the pile-bottom grouting cavity and the accommodationhole, thereby effectively avoiding the slurry water and the like to forma vortex that damages the hole wall as the slurry water cannot bedischarged from the accommodation hole when the pile-bottom groutingcavity sinks, thus avoiding slurry water circling between the fixingplate edge and the accommodation hole to scour and disturb theaccommodation hole wall, effectively avoiding the collapse of theaccommodation hole wall, the excessive sediment at the bottom of thehole, and the problem of broken piles, which effectively improve theconstruction quality and progress of the cast-in-place pile body.

2. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, a through hole is provided at a center of the fixing plate,and the fixing plate comprises an annular plate structure. By settingone through hole in the center of the fixing plate, the variouspositions of the pile-bottom grouting cavity can be relatively balancedduring a sinking process, so that a position deviation of thepile-bottom grouting cavity can be avoided during the sinking processand the grouting cavity reaches the bottom of the hole smoothly.

Moreover, the above-mentioned arrangement of the through hole canreserve more space for the through hole, which can effectively increasethe diameter of the through hole, thereby ensuring that slurry water andthe like can pass through the through hole effectively without formingvortexes that damage the wall of the hole.

3. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grouting capsule comprises a hollow annular structurematching the annular plate structure of the fixing plate. By designingthe above structure, slurry water can effectively enter the upper partof the pile-bottom grouting cavity by passing through the groutingcapsule and the fixing plate in sequence, and avoid forming a vortexthat destroys the hole wall between the pile-bottom grouting cavity andthe hole wall of the accommodation hole.

Moreover, because the match of the shapes of the grouting capsule andthe fixing plate can effectively increase the grouting capsule volume,so that the grouting capsule can provide a fixation and support for thecast-in-place pile body, and improve the firmness and bearing capabilityof the cast-in-place pile body.

4. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the fixing plate is annular and provided with an annularstopper extending to an inner ring of the grouting capsule at an innerring edge of the fixing plate.

During construction of the cast-in-place pile body, concrete needs to bepoured into the rebar cage mounted with the pile-bottom grouting cavityto form a cast-in-place pile body. The above-mentioned annular stoppercan effectively form a barrier between the concrete and the groutingcapsule at the edge of the through hole to separate the concrete and thegrouting capsule and to prevent the concrete from wrapping around thegrouting capsule through the above-mentioned through hole when pouringthe concrete into the rebar cage, and avoid the influence on the postgrouting effect for cast-in-situ pile after the grouting capsule beingwrapped by the concrete.

5. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, a height value of the annular stopper is not greater thanthe sum of a predetermined thickness value of the sediment within theaccommodation hole and a thickness of the grouting capsule, so that thepile-bottom grouting cavity is ensured to sink to a specified position.When the annular stopper abuts against the bottom of the accommodationhole, a predetermined thickness of the sediment exceeds the standard.

In addition, as the height value of the annular stopper to be less thanor equal to the sum of the predetermined thickness of the sediment,after cleaning the sediment within the accommodation hole by passingthrough the through hole, the annular stopper abuts against the bottomof the accommodation hole, which can effectively detect whether thethickness of the sediment falls within a qualified range so that it isconvenient for the construction workers to operate and ensure theconstruction quality.

6. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the annular stopper is perpendicular to a surface of thefixing plate, which can effectively protect the grouting capsule whileensure the slurry water in the accommodation hole will quickly passthrough the through hole and enter into the upper part of thepile-bottom grouting cavity, without forming a vortex which damages thehole wall and further affects the construction quality and constructionprogress of the cast-in-place pile body.7. The pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the present applicationfurther comprises a first check valve, provided at a communicationposition between the grouting pipe and the grouting capsule to prevent amixture such as sand, sediment and the like in the grouting capsule fromentering the grouting pipe.

The above-mentioned first check valve can effectively prevent themixture such as sand, sediment, etc. that enters the grouting capsulefrom entering the grouting pipe when the grouting capsule breaks and thepressure outside the grouting pipe is greater than the pressure insidethe grouting pipe, or the grouting is interrupted due to mechanicalfailure, which both cause the problem of clogging of the grouting pipe,and make the pile-bottom grouting cavity unusable.

Moreover, the first check valve can effectively prevent the mixture suchas sand and sediment, etc. from entering the grouting pipe, and theneven if the grouting capsule is damaged before the grouting of thegrouting capsule and a sediment mixture enters into the groutingcapsule, a grouting can still be performed continuously towards thedirection of the of grouting capsules via the grouting pipe; or in thecase of grouting interruption due to mechanical failure, the groutingcan be achieved repeatedly by flushing the grouting pipe in time toensure that the tube is unblocked, which ensures the formation of theenlarged head of the pile end and an compaction effect to thesurrounding formation and improves a bearing capability to the pile end.

8. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grouting pipe is provided with a first grouting holefor allowing the grout to enter the grouting capsule, and the firstcheck valve comprises a first elastic member oppositely disposed to thefirst grouting hole of the grouting pipe to seal the first groutinghole, wherein the first elastic member comprises a sealed state in whichthe first elastic member is in close contact with the grouting pipe toprevent the mixture such as sand and sediment from entering the groutingpipe through the first grouting hole, and an opened state in which thefirst elastic member is moved by a pressure from the grouting pipe in adirection away from the grouting pipe so that the grout can pass throughthe first grouting hole into the grouting capsule.

The first elastic member is provided at a position where the groutingpipe communicates with the grouting capsule. When the pressure in thefirst grouting portion is less than the sum of the contraction pressureof the first elastic member and an external pressure, the first elasticmember will be pressed onto the grouting pipe under a bias pressuregenerated by a contraction pressure of the first elastic member to blockthe first grouting hole, thereby effectively preventing a mixture suchas sand and sediment from entering the grouting pipe through the firstgrouting hole to block the grouting pipe and cause the problem that thepile-bottom grouting cavity cannot be grouted.

When the pressure in the first grouting portion is greater than the sumof the contraction pressure of the first elastic member and the externalpressure, the grout runs out through the gap between the first elasticmember and the first grouting portion and enters into the groutingcapsule; or enters into the formation through a damaged groutingcapsule. The above-mentioned deformable first elastic member can besimply and effectively used to ensure one-way grouting of the groutingpipe, so as to ensure that the mixture in the pile-bottom groutingcavity cannot enter the grouting pipe, and when the grouting capsulebreaks, formation at the bottom of the pile can be reinforced bygrouting to improve the bearing capacity of the pile.

9. The pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the present application,the grouting pipe comprises a first grouting portion extending into theinner cavity of the grouting capsule, and the first grouting portioncomprises an annular tube extending along an outer contour of the fixingplate, and the first elastic member comprises an annular bushing sleevedon the first grouting portion.

The above-mentioned annular first grouting portion can be effectivelyadapted to the annular grouting capsule, so that the first groutingportion extends to various positions of the grouting capsule, thusallowing the pile-bottom grouting cavity to achieve a more uniformgrouting. The first grouting portion in the form of annular tube can beeffectively wrapped by the first elastic member in the form of annularbushing, so as to ensure that the first elastic member can effectivelyseal the first grouting hole when the pressure inside the first groutingpipe is less than that the pressure outside the first grouting pipe, andmixture such as sand and sediment at the bottom of the hole can beprevented from entering the grouting pipe from all angles.

10. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the pile-bottom grouting cavity further comprises a groutreplenishing structure communicating with the through hole for groutinginto the through hole.

Grouting the pile-bottom can be performed via the through hole andthrough the above-mentioned grout replenishing structure, and the cementgrout content at the bottom of the pile can be effectively increased,and the quality of the concrete at the bottom of the pile can beimproved. Such grouting via the through hole has the followingadvantages:

the tip and dry ballast formed by the concrete separation at the bottompile as the concrete falls from the elongated tube, can be eliminated.The through hole can be effectively filled and the strength of thepile-bottom can be enhanced.

Pressure seepage grouting allows the water in the formation around thepile-bottom can be replaced to enhance the strength of the pile-bottom.The grout grouted into the formation around the pile-bottom via thethrough hole forms a grout vein and enhances the strength of the bottomof the pile.

11. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grout replenishing structure comprises at least onegrout replenishing tube which communicates with the through hole forgrouting into the through hole. Through the above-mentioned groutreplenishing tube, the grouting can be injected into the through hole ina simple and convenient manner from a long distance.12. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grout replenishing tube comprises a second groutingportion extending into a cavity of the through hole and is provided witha plurality of second grouting holes, and the second grouting portion isan arcuate tube extending along a hole wall contour of the through hole.

The above arcuate tube or annular tube with a plurality of secondgrouting holes can be used to effectively increase a grouting efficiencyof the second grouting portion. At the same time, it can be ensured thatthe grout flows into the bottom formation from all directions to ensurethe grouting effect.

13. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the fixing plate comprises a grout-storage chambercommunicating with the through hole, and the grout replenishing tubecommunicates with a grout inlet of the grout-storage chamber. The groutenters into the through hole by the grout replenishing tube and thegrout-storage chamber. The above-mentioned method can be used toeffectively inject the grout into the through hole uniformly and stably.14. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grout replenishing tube is provided with a second checkvalve for controlling a communicating state or a cutoff state betweenthe grout replenishing tube and the through hole, so as to prevent themixture such as sand and sediment from entering the grout replenishingtube.15. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the second check valve comprises: a second elastic member,oppositely disposed to the grouting hole of the grout replenishing tubeto seal the second grouting hole, wherein the second elastic membercomprises a sealed state in which the second elastic member is in closecontact with grout replenishing tube to prevent the plugs from enteringgrout replenishing tube through the second grouting hole, and an openedstate in which the second elastic member is moved by a pressure from thegrout replenishing tube in a direction away from the grout replenishingtube so that the grout can pass through the second grouting hole intothe through hole.

The above-mentioned deformable second elastic member can be simply andeffectively used to ensure one-way grouting of the grouting pipe, so asto ensure that the mixture in the through hole cannot enter the groutreplenishing tube.

16. The pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the present applicationcomprises one through hole, provided at the center of the fixing plate,wherein, the fixing plate comprises an annular plate structure, thefixing plate is provided with an annular stopper extending to an innerring of the grouting capsule at the inner ring edge of the fixing plate,and the second grouting hole of the grout replenishing tube is locatedon a side of the annular stopper away from the fixing plate. Therefore,it can be ensured that the grout can effectively fill fully the hole inthe middle of the inner ring of the grouting capsule by setting thesecond grouting hole on a side of the annular stopper away from thefixing plate, which effectively increases the cement content at thebottom of the pile-bottom grouting cavity.17. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the grouting capsule is provided with a capsule detectionport for filling a medium therein to verify whether the grouting capsulehas leaked and/or a pressure level that the grouting capsule canwithstand.

By filling the grouting capsule with air, water or other media throughthe above-mentioned capsule detection port, the pressure level that thegrouting capsule can withstand will be effectively verified, and anexpansion and contraction capacity and a volume size of the groutingcapsule under the action of the grout can be tested.

18. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the capsule detection port is arranged on the fixing plate,which can facilitate operation of the construction contractor and reduceoperation difficulty for the user.19. In the pile-bottom grouting cavity provided by the presentapplication, the first elastic member has a fixing portion connectedwith the first grouting portion and the second elastic member has afixing portion connected with the second grouting portion respectively.The first elastic member is fixedly connected to the first groutingportion, which can effectively prevent the first elastic member fromdeviating from a preset position under a grouting pressure when groutingto the inner cavity of the grouting capsule through the first groutinghole, thus avoiding resulting in that the first elastic member loses theability of sealing the first grouting hole; similarly, theabove-mentioned fixing portion can also be used to effectively fix thesecond elastic member on the second grouting portion.20. The cast-in-place pile body provided by the present application,comprises a pile-bottom grouting cavity; and a rebar cage, connected tothe fixing plate of the pile-bottom grouting cavity and, the groutingpipe is fixedly connected to the rebar cage. Since the cast-in-placepile body comprises the pile-bottom grouting cavity of any one of theabove technical solutions, therefore the cast-in-place pile body has theadvantages described in any one of the above technical solutions.21. A method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body provided by thepresent application, comprises the following steps: S1, forming anaccommodation hole and cleaning a sediment within the accommodationhole; S2, sinking the rebar cage with the grouting cavity mounted at thebottom of the rebar cage to the bottom of the accommodation hole; S3,discharging the sediment below the fixing plate through the throughhole; S4, grouting concrete into the accommodation hole to form agrouting pile; and S5, grouting into the grouting capsule to form anenlarged head at the bottom of the pile.

The above-mentioned through hole can be used by a constructioncontractor to effectively discharge the sediment underneath the fixingplate, thereby effectively ensuring that the thickness of the sedimentwithin the accommodation hole falls within a qualified range, which isconvenient for the construction contractor to operate the constructionand the construction quality can be ensured.

22. In the method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body provided bythe present application, the cast-in-place pile body further comprises apile-side grouting pipe fixed on the rebar cage, and a first groutinghole of the pile-side grouting pipe is arranged at a position near thegrouting capsule for grouting toward a pile-side formation.

By pressure grouting to the formation around side walls of thecast-in-place pile body, the formation around the pile body can be morecompact with enhanced strength, and the cast-in-place pile body can bemore tightly combined with the surrounding formation, which ultimatelyresults in that the ultimate bearing capacity of the pile can be greatlyimproved.

23. In the cast-in-place pile body provided by the application, anegative pressure suction pipe controlled by a vacuum press is alignedto the through hole to discharge the sediment at the bottom of theaccommodation hole. The negative pressure suction pipe can be used tocontinuously and effectively discharge the sediment and improve thesediment discharge efficiency.24. The method for constructing a cast-in-place pile body provided bythe present application further comprises a step of S6: grouting thebottom of the cast-in-place pile body through the grout replenishingtube which passes through the through hole.

Grouting the pile-bottom can be performed via the through hole andthrough the above-mentioned grout replenishing structure, and the cementgrout content at the bottom of the pile can be effectively increased,and the quality of the concrete at the bottom of the pile can beimproved. Grouting via the through hole has the following advantages:

the tip and dry ballast formed by the concrete separation at the bottompile as the concrete falls from the elongated tube can be eliminated.The through hole can be effectively filled and the strength of thepile-bottom can be enhanced. Pressure seepage grouting allows the waterin the formation around the pile-bottom to be replaced to enhance thestrength of the pile-bottom. The grout grouted into the formation aroundthe pile-bottom via the through hole forms a grout vein and enhances thestrength of formation located at the bottom of the pile.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

In order to more clearly describe the technical solutions in thespecific embodiments of the present invention or in the prior art,hereinafter the accompanying drawings required to be used in thedescription of the specific embodiments or the prior art will be brieflyintroduced. Apparently, the accompanying drawings described below areonly directed to some embodiments of the present invention, and forthose skilled in the art, without expenditure of creative labor, otherdrawings can be derived on the basis of these accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic view of an internal structure of a pile-bottomgrouting cavity provided by the present application;

FIG. 2 is a schematic top view of an internal structure of thecast-in-place pile body provided by the application;

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of an internal structure of a pile-bottomgrouting cavity provided with a first check valve and a second checkvalve according to the present application;

FIG. 4 is a schematic view of the construction of a cast-in-place pilebody provided by the present application;

FIG. 5 is a schematic structural view of an accommodation hole providedby the present application;

FIG. 6 is a schematic view of an internal structure of the pile-bottomgrouting cavity with a single grout replenishing tube provided by thepresent application;

FIG. 7 is a schematic view of an internal structure of a pile-bottomgrouting cavity with a grout-storage chamber by the present application.

REFERENCE SIGNS

-   1—accommodation hole; 2—grouting capsule; 3—grouting pipe; 4—fixing    plate; 5—through hole; 6—capsule detection port; 10—annular stopper;    11—first grouting hole; 12—first elastic member; 13—grouting    portion; 14—rebar cage; 15—pile-side grouting pipe; 16—grouting pipe    access opening; 17—grout replenishing tube; 18—second grouting    portion; 19—grout-storage chamber; 20—second grouting hole; 21—grout    inlet; 22—second elastic member; 23—fixing member.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

A clear and complete description of the technical solutions in thepresent invention will be given below, in conjunction with theaccompanying drawings in the embodiments of the present invention.Apparently, the embodiments described below are a part, but not all, ofthe embodiments of the present invention. All of other embodiments,obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art based on the embodimentsof the present invention without any creative effort, fall into theprotection scope of the present invention.

In the description of the present invention, it needs to be noted that,the terms such as “center”, “on/above”, “below”, “left”, “right”,“vertical”, “horizontal”, “inside”, “outside” refer to the orientationor position relation based on the illustration of the drawings, andmerely for facilitating and simplifying the description of the presentinvention, but not indicating or implying that the apparatus orcomponents must have a specific orientation, or a specific configurationand operation. Thus, it should be understood as a limitation to thepresent invention. In addition, the terms such as “first”, “second”,“third” are merely for the purpose of description, but should not beunderstood as an indication or implication of relative importance.

In the description of the present invention, it needs to be noted that,unless specifically defined or restricted otherwise, terms “mount”,“connection”, “connect” should be broadly construed, for example, theymay be fixed connection or detachable connection or integral connection;mechanical connection or electrical connection; direct connection, orindirect connection via an intermediate medium, or internalcommunication between two units; wireless connection or wiredconnection. For those skilled in the art, the specific meaning of theaforementioned terms in the present invention can be understoodaccording to specific situations thereof.

Furthermore, the technical features which the embodiments of the presentinvention provided below refer to can be combined with each other aslong as no conflict is constituted.

Example 1

The cast-in-place pile body provided in this example, as shown in FIG. 4and FIG. 5, comprises a pile-bottom grouting cavity, as shown in FIGS. 1to 3.

The pile-bottom grouting cavity comprises a fixing plate 4, providedwith one through hole 5 which communicates with the bottom of theaccommodation hole 1 to allow the slurry and sediment within theaccommodation hole 1 to pass through the fixing plate 4. The throughhole 5 is provided at the center of the fixing plate 4. The fixing plate4 comprises an annular plate structure. By providing the through hole 5in the fixing plate 4, the slurry water, air, etc. in the accommodationhole 1 will pass through the through hole 5 and enter into the upperpart of the pile-bottom grouting cavity when the pile-bottom groutingcavity sinks towards the bottom of the accommodation hole 1, and novortex that damages the wall of the hole will be formed between thepile-bottom grouting cavity and the accommodation hole 1, therebyeffectively avoiding the slurry water and the like to form a vortex thatdamages the hole wall in the accommodation hole 1, as the slurry watercannot be discharged from the accommodation hole when the pile-bottomgrouting cavity sinks, thus avoiding slurry water circling between theedge of the fixing plate 4 and the accommodation hole 1 to scour anddisturb the wall of the accommodation hole 1, thereby effectivelyavoiding the collapse of the wall of the accommodation hole 1, thesediment at the bottom of the borehole to exceed the standard, and theproblem of broken piles, which effectively improve the constructionquality.

Moreover, the through hole 5 is arranged in the center of the fixingplate 4, such that various positions of the pile-bottom grouting cavitycan be relatively balanced during a sinking process, therefore, positiondeviation of the pile-bottom grouting cavity can be avoided during thesinking process and the grouting cavity can reach the bottom of the holesmoothly.

Moreover, compared with setting a plurality of small holes, setting onethrough hole 5 in the center of the fixing plate 4 can reserve morespace for the through hole 5, which can effectively increase thediameter of the through hole 5, so that the diameter of the through hole5 can be effectively increased, thereby ensuring that slurry water andthe like can pass through the through-holes effectively without formingvortexes that damage the wall of the hole.

The annular stopper 10 is an annular baffle provided along an inner ringedge of the fixing plate 4. The annular baffle extends to the inner ringof the grouting capsule 2 and is perpendicular to the surface of thefixing plate 4.

During construction of the cast-in-place pile body, concrete needs to bepoured into the rebar cage mounted with the pile-bottom grouting cavityto form a cast-in-place pile body. The above-mentioned annular stopper10 can effectively form a barrier between the concrete and the groutingcapsule 2 at the edge of the through hole 5 to separate the concrete andthe grouting capsule and to prevent the concrete from wrapping thegrouting capsule 2 through the above-mentioned through hole 5 whenpouring the concrete into the rebar cage, and avoid the influence on thepost grouting effect for cast-in-situ pile after the grouting capsule 2being wrapped by the concrete.

Moreover, the height value of the annular stopper 10 is not greater thanthe sum of a predetermined thickness of the sediment within theaccommodation hole 1 and the thickness of the grouting capsule 2 toensure that the pile-bottom grouting cavity sinks to a specifiedposition, and then when annular stopper 10 abuts against the bottom ofthe hole 1, it causes a problem that the predetermined thickness of thesediment exceeds the standard.

Moreover, as the height value of the above-mentioned annular stopper 10is less than or equal to the predetermined thickness of the sediment,after the sediment within the accommodation hole 1 is cleaned throughthe above-mentioned through-hole 5, the annular stopper 10 abuts againstthe bottom of the accommodation hole 1, which can be used to effectivelydetect whether the thickness of the sediment within the accommodationhole 1 is within a qualified range, so that it is convenient for theconstruction contractor to operate construction and ensure theconstruction quality.

On the other hand, the grouting capsule 2 is provided on the fixingplate 4, and the grouting capsule 2 and the fixing plate 4 enclose anaccommodating cavity for containing grout. The above-mentioned fixingplate 4 can also be effectively connected with the reinforcing rebarcage to realize an installation and use of the pile-bottom groutingcavity.

A grouting capsule 2 made of rubber is provided on the fixing plate 4.The grouting capsule 2 is a hollow annular structure adapted to thefixing plate 4, and has an expansion state in which the grouting capsule2 is filled with grout inside to bear the pile body, and a shrinkingstate in which an interior of the grouting capsule 2 is hollow inside.The grouting capsule 2 is designed to have the hollow annular structurethat matches the fixing plate 4, so as to ensure that slurry water etc.can be effectively injected into an upper layer of the pile-bottomgrouting cavity by passing through the grouting capsule 2 and the fixingplate 4 in sequence, and avoid forming a vortex that damage the holewall between the pile-bottom grouting cavity and the hole wall of theaccommodation hole 1. In addition, since the shape of the groutingcapsule 2 can be adapted to the fixing plate 4, the volume of thegrouting capsule 2 can be effectively increased, such that the groutingcapsule 2 can provide maximum fixation and support for the cast-in-placepile body and improve the firmness of the cast-in-place pile body.

Moreover, the above-mentioned annular first grouting portion 13 can beeffectively adapted to the annular grouting capsule 2, such that thefirst grouting portion 13 extends to different positions of the groutingcapsule 2, and the grouting of the pile-bottom grouting cavity can bemore uniform.

The rebar cage 14 is connected to the fixing plate 4 of the pile-bottomgrouting cavity. The rebar cage 14 is further provided with a pile-sidegrouting pipe 15. The first grouting hole of the pile-side grouting pipe15 is provided close to the grouting capsule 2. By pressure groutingtowards the bottom of the cast-in-place pile body, the pile body and theenlarged head at the bottom of the pile are tightly combined, so thatthe formation around the enlarged head at the bottom of the pile and thepile-bottom are more compact with enhanced strength, and finally, thepile has a greatly improved ultimate bearing capacity. At the same time,the grouting is performed at the formation around the side wall of thepile, so that the formation around the pile body can be more compactwith enhanced strength by this type of pressure grouting, and thegrouting pile can be closely combined with surrounding formation, andfinally, the ultimate bearing capacity of the pile can be greatlyimproved.

There are two grouting pipes 3 fixedly tied and connected to the rebarcage 14, and the grouting pipe 3 communicates with an inner cavity ofthe grouting capsule 2, and the grouting pipe 3 comprises a firstgrouting portion 13 extending to the inner cavity of the capsule 2 toinject grout into the grouting capsule 2.

The first grouting portion 13 comprises an annular tube extending alongan outer contour of the fixing plate 4, and the annular first groutingportion 13 is provided with a first grouting hole 11 for allowing thegrout to enter the grouting capsule 2 and the annular first groutingportion 13 is also provided with a first check valve for preventingmixture such as sand, sediment, etc. from entering the grouting capsule2 and the grouting pipe 3. The first check valve comprises a firstelastic member 12 oppositely disposed to the first grouting hole 11 onthe grouting pipe 3 to seal the first grouting hole 11, and the firstelastic member 12 comprises an annular bushing-shaped rubber membersleeved on the first grouting portion 13. The first elastic member 12having the annular bushing structure can be used to effectively wrap thefirst grouting portion 13 having a tube structure to ensure that thefirst elastic member 12 can effectively seal the first grouting hole 11to prevent the mixture such as sand, sediment, etc. from entering thegrouting pipe 3 from every angle.

The first elastic member 12 comprises a sealed state in which the firstelastic member 12 is in close contact with the grouting pipe 3 toprevent the mixture such as sand, sediment, etc. from entering thegrouting pipe 3 through the first grouting hole 11, and an opened statein which the first elastic member 12 is moved by a pressure from thegrouting pipe 3 in a direction away from the first grouting portion 13so that the grout can pass through the first grouting hole 11 into thegrouting capsule 2.

When the pressure in the first grouting portion 13 is less than the sumof the contraction pressure of the first elastic member 12 and anexternal pressure, the first elastic member 12 will be pressed onto thegrouting pipe 3 under a bias pressure generated by a contractionpressure of the first elastic member to block the first grouting hole11, thereby effectively preventing a mixture such as sand and sedimentfrom entering the grouting pipe 3 through the first grouting hole 11 toblock the grouting pipe 3 and cause the problem that the pile-bottomgrouting cavity cannot be grouted.

When the pressure in the first grouting portion 13 is greater than thesum of the contraction pressure of the first elastic member 12 and theexternal pressure, the grout runs out through the gap between the firstelastic member 12 and the first grouting portion 13 and enters into thegrouting capsule 2; or enters into the formation through a damagedgrouting capsule 2. The above-mentioned deformable first elastic member12 can be simply and effectively used to ensure one-way grouting of thegrouting pipe 3, so as to ensure that the mixture in the pile-bottomgrouting cavity cannot enter the grouting pipe 3.

As shown in FIG. 2, a grout replenishing structure is used to grout intothe through hole 5 and the inner ring space of the annular groutingcapsule 2. The grout replenishing structure is two grout replenishingtubes 17, and each of the grout replenishing tube 17 comprises a secondgrouting portion 18 that extends into the cavity of the through hole 5and is provided with a plurality of second grouting holes 20, and thesecond grouting portion comprises an annular tube extending along a holewall contour of the through hole 5.

The above annular tube with a plurality of second grouting holes 20 canbe used to effectively increase a grouting efficiency of the secondgrouting portion 18. At the same time, it can be ensured that the groutflows into the bottom formation from all directions to ensure thegrouting effect.

The grout replenishing tube 17 is provided with a second check valvewhich controls a communicating state or a cutoff state between the groutreplenishing tube 17 and the through hole 5. The second check valvecomprises a second elastic member 22, oppositely disposed to thegrouting hole 20 of the grout replenishing tube 17 to seal the secondgrouting hole 20, and the second elastic member 22 comprises an annularbushing sleeved on the annular second grouting portion 18. The secondelastic member 22 comprises a sealed state in which the second elasticmember 22 is in close contact with grout replenishing tube 17 to preventthe plugs from entering grout replenishing tube 17 through the secondgrouting hole 20, and an opened state in which the second elastic member22 is moved by a pressure from the grout replenishing tube 17 in adirection away from the grout replenishing tube 17 so that the grout canpass through the second grouting hole 20 into the through hole 5.

Through the above-mentioned grout replenishing structure and via thethrough hole 5, the cement grout content at the bottom of the pile canbe effectively increased, and the quality of the concrete at the bottomof the pile can be improved. Grouting via the through hole 5 has thefollowing advantages:

1. the tip and dry ballast formed by the concrete separation at thebottom pile as the concrete falls from the elongated tube can beeliminated. 2. The through hole 5 can be effectively filled and thestrength of the pile-bottom can be enhanced. 3. Pressure seepagegrouting allows the water in the formation around the pile-bottom to bereplaced to enhance the strength of the pile-bottom. 4. The groutinjected into the formation around the pile-bottom via the through hole5 forms a grout vein to enhance the strength of formation at the bottomof the pile.

In the example, one through hole 5 is arranged at the center of thefixing plate 4. The fixing plate 4 comprising an annular plate structureis provided with an annular stopper 10 extending to an inner ring of thegrouting capsule 2 at an inner ring edge of the fixing plate 4. Thesecond grouting hole 20 of the grout replenishing tube 17 is located ona side of the annular stopper 10 away from the fixing plate 4.

By setting the second grouting hole 20 on a side of the annular stopper10 away from the fixing plate 4, it can be ensured that the grout caneffectively fill fully the hole in the middle of the inner ring of thegrouting capsule 2 which effectively increases the cement content at thebottom of the pile-bottom grouting cavity.

In the example, the fixing plate 4 is provided with a capsule detectionport 6 for filling a medium into the grouting capsule 2 to verifywhether the grouting capsule 2 has leaked and/or a pressure level thatthe grouting capsule 2 can withstand.

By filling the grouting capsule 2 with air, water or other media throughthe above-mentioned capsule detection port 6, the pressure level thatthe grouting capsule 2 can withstand will be effectively verified, andan expansion and contraction capacity and a volume size of the groutingcapsule 2 under the action of the grout can be tested.

In the example, the first elastic member 12 has a fixing portionconnected with the first grouting portion 13 and the second elasticmember 22 has a fixing portion connected with the second groutingportion 18 respectively. The first elastic member 12 is fixedlyconnected to the first grouting portion 13 via a fixing member 23, whichcan effectively prevent the first elastic member 12 from deviating froma preset position under a grouting pressure when grouting to the innercavity of the grouting capsule 2 through the first grouting hole 11,thus avoiding results in that the first elastic member 12 loses theability of sealing the first grouting hole 11; similarly, theabove-mentioned fixing portion can also be used to effectively fix thesecond elastic member 22 on the second grouting portion 18. The fixingmember 23 is a rivet.

Certainly, in the present application, the connecting manner between thefirst elastic member 12 and the first grouting portion 13, and theconnecting manner between the second elastic member 22 and the secondgrouting portion 18 are not specifically limited. In other examples, thefirst elastic member 12 and the first grouting portion 13, as well asthe second elastic member 22 and the second grouting portion 18 can alsobe fixed together by bonding, buckle members or fasteners, therebyfurther effectively preventing the first elastic member 12 fromdeviating from a preset position under the action of a grouting pressurewhich causes the first elastic member 12 to lose the ability of sealingthe grouting hole when grouting through the grouting hole 3 to the innercavity of the grouting capsule 2.

Certainly, in the present application, the connecting manner between thefirst elastic member 12 and the first grouting portion 13, and theconnecting manner between the second elastic member 22 and the secondgrouting portion 18 are not specifically limited. In other examples, thefirst elastic member 12 is integrally formed on the first groutingportion 13, and a telescopic gap is provided between the first elasticmember 12 and the first grouting portion 13 for the grout to passthrough. The second elastic member 22 and the second grouting portion 18can also be connected together by integral molding.

The method of using the annular pile-bottom grouting cavity comprises:cleaning the grouting pipe 3 and grouting into the grouting capsule 2.

The cleaning grouting pipe specifically comprises the steps of S1,opening the two grouting pipes 3 connected through the first groutingportion 13; S2, injecting a cleaning solution into one of the twogrouting pipes 3 in an opened state, and the cleaning liquid beingdischarged from the other grouting pipe 3 which is not injected with thecleaning liquid in an open state. The pressure in the grouting pipe 3 isless than the pressure required to open the first check valve. By usingthe above method, it is ensured that the first check valve is notopened, so that the cleaning liquid does not enter the grouting capsule2, and the cleaning liquid can effectively clean the grouting pipe 3.

The grouting into the grouting capsule 2 specifically comprises:injecting a grout into the grouting pipe 3 in an open state, wherein, apressure in the first grouting portion 13 is greater than the sum of thecontraction pressure of the first elastic member 12 and the externalpressure, the grout runs out through the gap between the first elasticmember 12 and the first grouting portion 13 and enters into the groutingcapsule 2. When a liquid circuit is not formed by a plurality of thegrouting pipes 3, a liquid pressure in the grouting pipe 3 can beeffectively increased, so that the pressure in the grouting pipe 3 issufficient to open the first check valve when injecting grout to thegrouting capsule 2 to ensure normal use of the pile-bottom groutingcavity.

In the present application, if a mechanical failure or other factorscause the problem of interrupting the grouting, the grouting pipe 3 canbe cleaned by using the above method to ensure that the grouting pipe 3is unblocked, and then an intermittent grouting can be repeated severaltimes to deal with different construction situation.

The construction method of cast-in-place pile body includes thefollowing steps:

-   -   S1, forming an accommodation hole 1 and cleaning a sediment        within the accommodation hole 1;    -   S2, sinking the rebar cage 14 with the grouting cavity mounted        at the bottom of the rebar cage 14 to the bottom of the        accommodation hole 1;    -   S3, aligning a negative pressure suction pipe to with the        through hole 5 and discharging the sediment at the bottom of the        accommodation hole 1.    -   S4, grouting concrete into the accommodation hole 1 to form a        grouting pile;    -   S5, grouting into the grouting capsule 2 to form an enlarged        head at the bottom of the pile.    -   S6, grouting the bottom of the grouting pile through the grout        replenishing tube 17 passing through the through hole 5.    -   S7, grouting toward formation around the grouting pile through        the pile-side grouting pipe 15.

Certainly, the structure of the first check valve is not specificallylimited in the present application. In other examples, the first checkvalve can also be an electrically controlled valve used to remotelycontrol opening on and closing of the first grouting hole 11.

Certainly, the connection manner for fixedly connecting the firstelastic member 12 and the first grouting portion 13 is not specificallylimited in the present application. In other examples, the first elasticmember 12 is integrally formed on the first grouting portion 13, and atelescopic gap is provided between the first elastic member 12 and thefirst grouting portion 13 for the grout to pass through.

Certainly, the structure of the first elastic member 12 is notspecifically limited in the present application, in other examples, thefirst elastic member 12 may be an irregular sheet structure fixed on thesurface of the first grouting portion 13 having the tubular structure.The shape of the first elastic member 12 is adapted to an arrangementshape of the first grouting hole 11.

Certainly, the number of the grouting pipes 3 is not specificallylimited in the present application. In other examples, three or moregrouting pipe 3 can be used to inject grout into the first groutingportion 13, so as to ensure that an internal pressure value of the firstgrouting portion 13 is sufficient to open the first elastic member 12and remove the mixture around the first elastic member 12 to ensure thatthe first grouting portion 13 has sufficient pressure, and ensure thegrouting efficiency of the grouting pipe 3; or some of the groutingpipes 3 are started to be injected with grout to ensure that the firstgrouting portion 13 has sufficient pressure, and ensure the groutingefficiency of the grouting pipe 3, and other the grouting pipes 3 areclosed off

Certainly, the structure of the second grouting portion 18 is notspecifically limited in the present application. In other examples, thesecond grouting portion 18 is an arcuate tube extending along thecontour of the hole wall of the through hole 5.

Certainly, the grout replenishing structure is not specifically limitedin the present application. In other examples, as shown in FIG. 6, thenumber of the grout replenishing tube 17 is one or more, and the groutreplenishing tube 17 passes through the through hole 5 to inject groutinto an inner ring space of the grouting capsule 2 and the bottom of thepile.

Example 2

The present example differs from Example 1 in that, as shown in FIG. 7,a grout replenishing structure is used to inject grout to the throughhole 5 and an inner ring space of the annular grouting capsule 2. Thegrout replenishing structure is two grout replenishing tubes 17. Thefixing plate 4 comprises a grout-storage chamber 19 communicating withthe through hole 5, and the grout replenishing tube 17 communicates witha grout inlet 21 of the grout-storage chamber 19. The grout replenishingtube 17 is provided with a second check valve which controls acommunicating state or a cutoff state between the grout replenishingtube 17 and the through hole 5.

Grouting the bottom of the pile-bottom can be performed via the throughhole 5 and through the above-mentioned grout replenishing structure, andthe cement grout content at the bottom of the pile can be effectivelyincreased, and the quality of the concrete at the bottom of the pile canbe improved. Grouting via the through hole has the following advantages:

1. The tip and dry ballast formed by the concrete separation at thebottom pile as the concrete falls from the elongated tube can beeliminated.2. The through hole 5 can be effectively filled and the strength of thebottom of the pile can be enhanced.3. Pressure seepage grouting allows the water in the formation aroundthe bottom of the pile to be replaced with grouting to enhance thestrength of the bottom of the pile.4. The grout grouted into the formation around the bottom of the pilevia the through hole 5 forms a grout vein and enhances the strength offormation located at the bottom of the pile.

Obviously, the above-described examples are only examples for clearillustration, and are not intended to limit the examples. Othervariations or modifications in the various forms can be made by thoseskilled in the art based on the above description. There is no need andno way to exhaust all of the examples. The obvious changes or variationsderived therefrom are still within the scope of protection claimed bythe present disclosure.

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 30. A pile-bottom grouting cavity, comprising: agrouting capsule having an expansion state in which an interior of thegrouting capsule is filled with grout to bear a pile body, and acontracted state in which an interior of the grouting capsule is hollow;a grouting pipe communicating with an inner cavity of the groutingcapsule for grouting the grouting capsule; and a fixing plate providedwith the grouting capsule thereon, and a through hole therethrough,wherein the through hole communicates with a bottom of an accommodationhole for allowing slurry and/or sediment within the accommodation holeto pass through the through hole of the fixing plate.
 31. Thepile-bottom grouting cavity according to claim 30, wherein a throughhole is provided at a center of the fixing plate; the fixing platecomprises an annular plate structure, and/or the grouting capsulecomprises a hollow annular structure matching the annular platestructure of the fixing plate.
 32. The pile-bottom grouting cavityaccording to claim 31, wherein the fixing plate is annular and providedwith an annular stopper extending to an inner ring of the groutingcapsule at an inner ring edge of the fixing plate; and/or a height valueof the annular stopper is not greater than a sum of a predeterminedthickness value of the sediment within the accommodation hole and athickness of the grouting capsule; and/or the annular stopper isperpendicular to a surface of the fixing plate.
 33. The pile-bottomgrouting cavity according to claim 30, further comprising a first checkvalve provided at a communication position between the grouting pipe andthe grouting capsule to prevent plugs within the grouting capsule fromentering the grouting pipe.
 34. The pile-bottom grouting cavityaccording to claim 33, wherein the grouting pipe is provided with afirst grouting hole for allowing the grout to enter the groutingcapsule, and the first check valve comprises a first elastic memberoppositely disposed to the first grouting hole of the grouting pipe toseal the first grouting hole, wherein the first elastic member comprisesa sealed state in which the first elastic member is in close contactwith the grouting pipe to prevent the plugs from entering the groutingpipe through the first grouting hole, and an opened state in which thefirst elastic member is moved by a pressure from the grouting pipe in adirection away from the grouting pipe so that the grout can pass throughthe first grouting hole into the grouting capsule.
 35. The pile-bottomgrouting cavity according to claim 34, wherein the grouting pipecomprises a first grouting portion extending into the inner cavity ofthe grouting capsule, the first grouting portion comprises an annulartube extending along an outer contour of the fixing plate, and the firstelastic member comprises an annular bushing sleeved on the firstgrouting portion.
 36. The pile-bottom grouting cavity according to claim30, further comprising: a grout replenishing structure communicatingwith the through hole for grouting into the through hole, and/or thegrout replenishing structure comprises at least one grout replenishingtube which is communicated with the through hole for grouting into thethrough hole.
 37. The pile-bottom grouting cavity according to claim 36,wherein the grout replenishing tube comprises a second grouting portionextending into a cavity of the through hole and is provided with aplurality of second grouting holes, and the second grouting portioncomprises an annular pipe extending along the contour of the hole wallof the through hole, or the fixing plate comprises a grout-storagechamber communicating with the through hole, and the grout replenishingtube communicates with a grout inlet of the grout-storage chamber. 38.The pile-bottom grouting cavity according to claim 37, wherein the groutreplenishing tube is provided with a second check valve which controls acommunicating state or a cutoff state between the grout replenishingtube and the through hole.
 39. The pile-bottom grouting cavity accordingto claim 38, wherein the second check valve comprises a second elasticmember oppositely disposed to the grouting hole of the groutreplenishing tube to seal the second grouting hole, wherein the secondelastic member comprises a sealed state in which the second elasticmember is in close contact with the grout replenishing tube to preventthe plugs from entering the grout replenishing tube through the secondgrouting hole, and an opened state in which the second elastic member ismoved by a pressure from the grout replenishing tube in a direction awayfrom the grout replenishing tube so that the grout can pass through thesecond grouting hole into the through hole; and/or and/or, the secondelastic member is an annular bushing sleeved on the second groutingportion.
 40. The pile-bottom grouting cavity according to claim 37,wherein a through hole is provided at the center of the fixing plate,the fixing plate comprises an annular plate structure, the fixing plateis provided with an annular stopper extending to an inner ring of thegrouting capsule at the inner ring edge of the fixing plate, and thesecond grouting hole of the grout replenishing tube is located on a sideof the annular stopper away from the fixing plate.
 41. The pile-bottomgrouting cavity according to claim 30, wherein the grouting capsule isprovided with a capsule detection port for filling a medium therein;and/or the capsule detection port is arranged on the fixing plate.
 42. Acast-in-place pile body, comprising: the pile-bottom grouting cavityaccording to claim 1; and a rebar cage connected to the fixing plate ofthe pile-bottom grouting cavity, wherein, the grouting pipe is fixedlyconnected to the rebar cage.
 43. The cast-in-place pile body accordingto claim 42, further comprising a pile-side grouting pipe fixed on therebar cage, wherein a first grouting hole of the pile-side grouting pipeis arranged at a position near the grouting capsule for grouting towarda pile-side formation.
 44. A method for constructing the cast-in-placepile body of claim 42, comprising: forming an accommodation hole andcleaning a sediment within the accommodation hole; sinking the rebarcage with the pile-bottom grouting cavity mounted at the lower end ofthe rebar cage to the bottom of the accommodation hole; discharging thesediment below the fixing plate through the through hole; groutingconcrete into the accommodation hole to form a grouting pile; andgrouting into the grouting capsule to form an enlarged head at thebottom of the pile; and/or the discharging step comprises controlling anegative pressure suction pipe to align with the through hole, anddischarging the sediment at the bottom of the accommodation hole. 45.The method according to claim 44, further comprising grouting the bottomof the cast-in-place pile body through the grout replenishing tubepassing through the through hole.
 46. The method according to claim 44,further comprising grouting toward formation at a side of thecast-in-place pile body.
 47. A method of applying the pile-bottomgrouting cavity according to claim 30, comprising: cleaning the groutingpipe; and grouting into the grouting capsule.
 48. The method accordingto claim 47, wherein the cleaning step comprises: opening at least twoof the grouting pipes connected through the first grouting portion;injecting a cleaning solution into at least one of the grouting pipes ofthe at least two grouting pipes in an opened state, and a cleaningliquid being discharged from the other grouting pipe in an open statewhich is not injected with the cleaning liquid; wherein, a pressure inthe grouting pipe is less than that of opening the first check valve.49. The method according to claim 47, wherein the grouting stepcomprises injecting a grout into the grouting pipe in an open state,wherein, a pressure in the first grouting portion is greater than abiasing force of the first elastic member, and the grout runs outthrough a gap between the first elastic member and the first groutingportion and enters the grouting capsule.